A new wave of reforms have been launched by the government under several new campaigns. Campaigns like Make in India, Digital India, Skill India and Start-up India are pushing the economy for a change by transforming behaviour among stakeholders.

The third edition of the Rising Sun is inspired by the clear trend of renewable energy emerging as a mainstream energy source globally within the next decade. In addition, the edition draws from the recent developments that have taken place in the solar PV cost curves and what those mean for the fast-growing Indian economy.

Digitalisation in banking continues to be perceived both as an opportunity as well as a challenge. The banking sector is witnessing new breakthroughs that have the potential to redefine how banking services would be offered in the coming years.

Goods and Services Tax (GST), one of the most radical tax reforms in the history of Indian economy, has been announced to come into effect from 1 April 2016. GST is expected to have far reaching impact, much beyond taxes.

The seventh edition of ENRich, KPMG in India’s flagship event for the Energy and Natural Resources (ENR) sector, is scheduled to be held on Tuesday, 15 November 2016 at the Taj Palace, Sardar Patel Marg, New Delhi.

Family businesses are differently placed. At the centre of this difference is the family dynamic, which can play a significant role in decision making and offers both opportunities and challenges. The growth and sustainability of a family business lies in the fine balance between the needs of the business and the expectations of family members. With its knowledge and experience with family businesses around the world, KPMG has identified seven key pillars family-owned companies should address to serve the best interests of both the family and the business.

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Seven Beams of a strong family business

A family business has specific needs; running the day-to-day activities, planning for the future of the company and the family present many crucial questions for the owners. Does everyone in your family share the same vision? The task of realising the full potential of the business while satisfying the expectations of the family members can sometimes be challenging, but certainly achievable with the right kind of help. KPMG member firms’ advisers work with family businesses in the areas of Succession and Next Generation, Governance, Growth, Assurance, Exit Strategies, Wealth Preservation and Philanthropy.

The recent CII-KPMG report, ‘The new wave Indian MSME – An action agenda for growth’ gives insight into the opportunities for the MSME sector in India to grow, and talks about an enabling framework to make this growth story work.

Get set to grow. Skilled advisers can help you identify the avenues for growth that make sense for your business. Whether you’re looking to grow organically, through mergers and acquisitions, locally, or globally